Artemis (Automatic Recognition of manuscripT vErsions and suppleMentary functIonS) is a command line application intended to facilitate and expedite self-archiving of academic journal articles, by automating the process of recognising and vetting the manuscript version of a file received by an Open Access repository (see, for example, this blog post for more details of this process).
On UNIX machines, clone or download this repository and then install the required Python packages by opening a terminal, navigating to the "artemis" folder you just cloned or extracted, and issuing the command:
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Download CERMINE version 1.13 standalone JAR file from here and place it in the root of the "artemis" folder (i.e. the folder containing the artemis.py file).
For a description of usage and arguments, issue the command:
$ ./artemis.py --help
This will produce the following output:
usage: Artemis [-h] [-k] [-t "Expected title of journal article"]
[-v "submitted manuscript under review", "accepted manuscript", "proof" or "version of record"]
<path>
Detects the manuscript version of an academic journal article
positional arguments:
<path> Path to input file (journal article file to be
analysed)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-k, --keep Keep temporary files
-t "Expected title of journal article", --title "Expected title of journal article"
Expected/declared title of journal article
-v "submitted manuscript under review", "accepted manuscript", "proof" or "version of record", --version "submitted manuscript under review", "accepted manuscript", "proof" or "version of record"
Expected/declared version of journal article
Unless you issue the optional argument -k (--keep), Artemis will automatically delete temporary files created during processing, such as text and images extracted from the input file. Temporary files are created in a folder beginning with the string "artemis-" in your system's default location for temporary directories. In UNIX machines, this is usually "/tmp".
Example usage:
$ ./artemis.py -t "Radiation and decline of endodontid land snails in Makatea, French \
Polynesia" -v "accepted manuscript" ~/Downloads/endodontidaeMakatea.pdf
Example of output from Artemis:
{'input file': 'endodontidaeMakatea.pdf', 'approved': True,
'reason': 'Could not find any evidence that this PDF is publisher-generated',
'title_match_file_metadata': False, 'extract_publisher_tags_from_file_metadata': 0,
'more_than_three_pages': True, 'title_match_extracted_text': False,
'doi_match_extracted_text': False, 'cc_match_extracted_text': None,
'title_match_cermxml': True, 'image_on_first_page': False, 'detected_logos': []}
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